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SDF1
Super User

JSL for automating model tuning process

Hello All,

 

  There was interest from several attendees in today's meeting if they could try out the code I wrote for model tuning. Please note that you need JMP Pro because of the model fit platforms that the JSL calls, and you would also need to install the XGBoost add-in if you try to use that platform.

 

  I'm attaching the code to this post, and people are welcome to try it out. If you use it and find any kinds of bugs or have ideas on how to make it work better/faster, please let me know and I will try to incorporate them.

 

  I'm happy to help anyone get started with it, or give more of a tutorial if need be.

 

Thanks!,

Diedrich

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Ressel
Level VII

Re: JSL for automating model tuning process

That's cool. @martindemel, was today's session recorded?